Litigation Associate Attorney - Hybrid, $365K/yr Benefits

HonorVet Technologies; Dallas (TX); Hybrid; USD 329,000 - 402,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Hybrid work policy

Mentoring and training

Career development opportunities

Health & wellness benefits

Job summary

HonorVet Technologies in Dallas, TX is seeking a mid-level Attorney with 2–5 years of law firm experience. The role centers on strong litigation, legal research, drafting pleadings and motions, managing discovery, and preparing for hearings and trials.

This position supports a hybrid work policy with three days in the office and two remote days. Admittance to the Texas state bar is required; relocation or alternative offices may be discussed during screening.

Qualifications

• 2–5 years of experience practicing as an Attorney at a law firm.
• Strong litigation experience with exposure to complex legal matters.
• Experience with legal research, case analysis, pleadings, motions, discovery, and trial preparation.
• Strong written, verbal, analytical, and negotiation skills.
• Ability to effectively represent and communicate with clients.
• Strong case management and organizational skills.
• Licensed and in good standing with the Texas state bar.

Responsibilities

• Conduct legal research and draft pleadings and motions.
• Manage discovery and prepare for hearings and trials.
• Represent clients effectively with strong communication and negotiation.
• Maintain robust case management and organizational discipline.

Skills

Litigation experience

Legal research

Pleadings and motions

Discovery management

Trial preparation

Client communication

Case management

Texas Bar admission

Job description

HonorVet Technologies in Dallas, TX is seeking a mid-level Attorney with 2–5 years of law firm experience. The role centers on strong litigation, legal research, drafting pleadings and motions, managing discovery, and preparing for hearings and trials.

This position supports a hybrid work policy with three days in the office and two remote days. Admittance to the Texas state bar is required; relocation or alternative offices may be discussed during screening.